Shackleton 105 Liter Duffel Bag
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    • Shackleton 105 Liter Duffel Bag

    SKU:
    GRU70042-001-0001
    Shackleton 105 Liter Duffel Bag
    $159.95
    Whatever you’re packing the Shackleton Duffle Bag is the perfect 100% waterproof solution. View full description

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    Whatever you’re packing the Shackleton Duffle Bag is the perfect 100% waterproof solution for anglers heading out on an excursion. The versatile padded strap system allows you to carry the Shackleton as a traditional Duffle or backpack, and with durable 500D PVC tarpaulin material and RF welded seams you’ll have 105 Liters of gale proof storage wherever you decide to go next. Product Specs 100% Waterproof Welded Construction Secure Roll Top Closure XL Straps Double as Over-Shoulder Carry Option External Zippered Secure Storage Carry as a traditional duffle or as a backpack with hide-away padded backpack straps.
    Brand:
    Grundens USA

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